Ask the Author: Corey Laliberte
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Corey Laliberte
Wading through the dark, knee-deep waters of the atchafalaya basin at midnight with only a spotlight to illuminate the eyes of bullfrogs and alligators defied logic and brought to the surface a primal, uncontrollable fear. The spotlight stopped working.
Corey Laliberte
Don Quixote
Etidorhpa or The End of the Earth
Etidorhpa or The End of the Earth
Corey Laliberte
Read another author.
Corey Laliberte
Personally, it allows me to take what I thought I knew or believed about my capabilities as a writer and push myself way past those boundaries into heightened territories I never knew existed.
I feel like I grow so much stronger with each new chapter written that the momentum itself is addicting, my prose polished into a newly found force.
I feel like I grow so much stronger with each new chapter written that the momentum itself is addicting, my prose polished into a newly found force.
Corey Laliberte
Is the story unique? Does writing it challenge me enough to be worthy of my time? Is it timeless? Can I deliver powerful enough emotional responses from the topic which translates into propelling the reader into my atmosphere of creation?
Stories and plots are infinite, you must therefore gauge the emotional weight of your potential story.
Inspiration is EVERYWHERE!!!!!!
Stories and plots are infinite, you must therefore gauge the emotional weight of your potential story.
Inspiration is EVERYWHERE!!!!!!
Corey Laliberte
Being infatuated with technology and society, it's quite easy to derive plots from just about everything in that field. AI and quantum computing already are quite prevelant in society although at this time still in an early phase in relation to impact on humanity.
For me personally, it's about finding a truly unique story that moves the reader emotionally even though technology can be quite apathetic and cold.
For me personally, it's about finding a truly unique story that moves the reader emotionally even though technology can be quite apathetic and cold.
Corey Laliberte
Schedule a specific time frame in the day and let it slowly become your habit to write. Find out what part of the day you are most creative in. Always have at hand, really good examples to get inspiration from if you need. Set deadlines for wordcount and meet them religiously. Let it flow, don't edit as you go, that comes later.....
Corey Laliberte
I am working on a new screenplay named 'EXO' currently and also thinking of converting Quantum Dawn, my novel, into a screenplay.
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